The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-14
THE EAST END.
Items of Interest From Alliance and There
about.


Gen. ]. B. Weaver Is registered at the
Russell House. Hespesks here TO night,
The Union Labor movement is being
pushed forward here steadily and ear.
nsstly.
Theodore Uran has returned from
Kansas, and will be found again at the
Solid Steel Works.
D NJ. Hunter went to Pittsburgh Sat-
1rdsy to visit his sister, Mrs. QainnOp,
who ID low with cancer.
A. Fl. Yodfr, one Of the brickIayers on
the Deuber Works, is kept at home this
week by the illness Of his wife.
Mrs Charles Keith Ia still low from
her recent attack Of summer sickness,
hat her malaty has now taken more
I vorable turn.
Mr.. Louis Bandy Is among us again.
He repolt ts his health very much i'm
proved. He has been suffering with
dy pepsis for years.
Harvesting is nearly all done In this
section except oats. The weather has
Oeen such as to enable farmers to save
their crops In excellent order.
ia. Zsng has sold his jeweIry stock
TO Col" Sellers, who was formerly In
he business here. His host Of friends
will be glad to see him in the trade
again.
General WeaveT's speech created con-
siderable discussion on the streets TO.
day. Very few dispute his conclusions
and the thOroughness Of his remedies
for social and legal wrongs.
Farming machinery Of all kinds are
selling very readily this season. This
indicates that farmers have used their
old machinery until 1t Is useless, rather
than any unusual prosperity.
IL was rumored on the street early
sunday morning that our townsman,
Mathew Early had taken his departure
from this world by means Of rope.
Later reports contradict this.
The police are making some effort to
rid the town of some Of the dives that
tnHest the northeast section of the city
Cbey pulled one last night and captured
four hens and one rooster" somewhat
oiled.
The hall over Geo. Ickes' store is be
log repaired, and fitted up for secret
society, that has rented 1t for tenn Of
yssre. This is one OF the most pleasant
halls In the town, although not so large
sf ths average.
Our enterprlslng potters, G. Burns &
Co, are catching up with their orders
gain. They have been unable to meet
tue demand made upon them this sea
slD, but hope to be better able to serve
tleir customers In the future.
Judging from the flushed portion Of
the stone front Of the AtWell & Hail
building, 1t will, in Its finished state, be
q lite an ornament to the town. We
would like to see more OF our business
blocks erected with view to the beau.
tiful aP well as the practical.
W. W. Kings workshop was entered
saturday night and an overcOat and var.
lous other articles Of wearing apparel
n more or less completed state takeL
)ut. A portion was recovered this
morning, Part Of them were left al
iefert's meat market quite early. The
rest are yet missing.
Miss r. Paxan is gOipg about will
blood in her eye AMI murder In her
heart, seeking the DEMOCRAT c0rrespon
dent, whom she wish to deV0ur. Well,
Fannie, our Office hours are l to a. m,
third room on the fourth floor; take tht
elevator to fifth landing and turn to tht
left. All other times Of the day wa are
out calling on our creditors, taking
temperance drinks and waiting for an
invitation to dinner. Call early, pre-
senting card and the usual fee.
Smith Davis, a farmer living south OF
town, had an accident on Main street
Tuesday morning which might have
proved serious. On driving up the
street one trace became unhltcbed AND
the horse, taking fright, ran up town,
Hntil he reached the mass Of building
stone lying In the street just before the
Atwell & Hair building, when the car
rIage was overturned and driver and
contents thrown out. He however es.
capped with broken finger.
General Weaver addressed the people
of Alliance, Monday evening under the
auspices Of the Union Labor Club. He
had large and aPpreciatlve audience
and made some telling hits that strucb
the popular chord. He outlined the
state of the county, showing the con
centration Of health on one hand and
impoverishment on the other, as shown
In the land grants, National Banking
corporations, gambling in grain, etc,
aud jointed the remedy In just legisla
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